Marilyn Monroe’s sultry song to President John F. Kennedy in May 1962 marked one final hurrah before her life came to a ...

but what most people remember is Marilyn Monroe singing “Happy Birthday” to him,” MacLaine writes in her book. “Afterward there was a private party at [Democrat finance chairman] Arthur ...

Marilyn Monroe, born Norma Jeane Mortenson, is one of the most iconic actresses of the 1950s to grace the silver screen in Hollywood. Her time was cut short at the age of 36 but her legacy lives ...

Marilyn Monroe hoped to shed her sex symbol status ... "But Marilyn wanted her to go and photograph her singing ‘Happy Birthday’ to Kennedy. [Eve] said she always regretted not going and ...

but what most people remember is Marilyn Monroe singing 'Happy Birthday' to him," she wrote. Shirley goes on to reveal that everyone went to a party at the home of finance chairman for the ...

And with the theme [of the Met Gala] being American, I thought, ‘What’s more American than Marilyn Monroe singing happy to the President of the United States?'” Monroe commissioned the ...

Marilyn Monroe gave her final public performance, singing a sultry 'Happy Birthday, Mr President' to John F Kennedy at Madison Square Garden. The iconic moment came just 10 weeks before her death, ...

Here, Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell rehearse for one ... the two stars did most of their own singing. With a title like Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, it's only fitting that Monroe had to be ...